The Subic Bay International Airport will accept rerouted Philippine Airlines flights for overseas Filipino workers starting Monday, July 5, under a government program during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The arrival of OFWs via Subic is in line with the policy of the Civil Aeronautics Board to impose a limit for all international airports in the country to accommodate just 1,500 passengers per day,” Eisma explained on Friday. The SBMA chief said that Subic also began serving as a Crew-Change One-Stop-Shop hub since September last year, helping bring home stranded Filipino seafarers or sending them back to work after their vacation.
Eisma said this would create “positive impact on local tourism that would also redound to the benefit of workers, business establishments, and service operators in our communities.” Meanwhile, SBMA OIC-Senior Deputy Administrator for Operations Ronnie Yambao said his office has been in close coordination with the BOQ to ensure that all health safety protocols would be in place and strictly enforced at the Subic airport for the arrival of PAL flights.
Kaya marsming d makauwi from abroad
even vaccinated ofw's?
This is a scam. Should not apply to people who are vaccinated.
what aircraft is that? Looks Russian.
Ofw vs real tourist.. wonder the difference bring real tourist in...
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